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3:14Now PlayingAftermath emcee Justus spoke to VladTV about new projects he has in the works, along with his decision to take all of his music offline.
When it comes to his older music, Justus made it clear that Dr. Dre didn't make the decision to take it off of the Internet. He added that he just didn't like the way it sounded. However, the Dallas-born emcee revealed that he may re-release the music in the future since certain pieces of his songs are still floating around.
Speaking more about his older music, Justus addressed a song that surfaced of him saying the n-word, which he admitted was "in poor taste." Justus explained that he was doing a freestyle with friends when he was 16 and he didn't quite "understand the weight that words carry," and he apologized for the "embarrassing" moment.
Check out more of what he had to say in the above clip.
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